"And they had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew was Abaddon, and in Greek, Apollyon. (Abaddon and Apollyon mean Destroyer.)"
—Revelation 9:11, Christian Bible

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"And they had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew was Abaddon, and in Greek, Apollyon. (Abaddon and Apollyon mean Destroyer.)"
—Revelation 9:11, Christian Bible

http://geocities.com/nasa_moons_usa
http://piratenews.org/video-archive.html

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UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL APPROVES TEXT OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS DECLARATION
In a historic vote which brought a standing ovation from those present, the UN's Human Rights Council in Geneva has this week approved the text of a declaration on indigenous peoples' rights that was first discussed over twenty years ago.

The draft declaration will now move to the UN General Assembly, where member countries are expected to vote on it later this year.

Independent hard news from the grassroots. This week: Corporate welfare for big timber; police and immigrants; defending MySpace, rent hikes; curbing medical lawsuits.

The NewStandard is an independent hard-news outlet covering domestic issues from a grassroots perspective. In our effort to serve as an antidote to the corporate mass media, we've recently broadened our coverage and launched an audio feature to complement our web-based content.

Green Party Candidate for Governor of Illinois

Rich Whitney is an attorney who generally works on social-justice and civil rights issues, and lives in the mid-state, college town of Carbondale.

We discuss the current status of third party candidates in the state, and the petition-drive for ballot access in the November election. The diversity of the state's economy and green values are the theme and how the old-boy mistakes of the past can be remedied with wise planning and forethought.

This Week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for the week of June 23 through June 29, 2006.

Israel conducts a major air strike into Gaza following the kidnapping of a by Palestinian resistance fighters. Palestinian factions sign on to a national document, averting a referendum, and Israel abducts one third of the Palestinian government and parliament members. These stories and more, coming up. Stay tuned.

A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

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In this week's progtam: The Battle for Net Neutrality moves to the Senate floor, while AOL rolls out pay-mail with little fanfare. More than 400 concerned citizens pack an Asheville auditorium to talk media ownership with the FCC. New York strikes again in its payola probe. And a positive development on the fake news front.